Tyson Knocks Out Spinks in 1st Round at Atlantic City
In Atlantic City Mike Tyson dominated Michael Spinks, stopping him in 21 seconds. Spinks admitted Tyson was the better man and accepted the defeat, noting his failed plan to press early as Tyson connected eight times. Spinks, 32, earned millions per punch in a swift title win for Tyson, while contemplating his boxing future.
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Tyson Knocks Out Spinks In First Round Fury
Tyson rises from the canvas after a late knockdown and lands the final blow to stop Spinks at 19 seconds of the first round. Spinks earned 13.5 million for the fight amid pre bout chaos and Tyson’s post fight remarks hinting at retirement.
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Tyson demolishes Michael Spinks in relentless one sided win
Tyson defeats Michael Spinks in a dominating performance that keeps his knockout streak alive. Spinks, previously undefeated and known for never being stopped, falls to Tyson in a rapid finish after four opponents in a row were knocked out in the opening rounds.
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Elyria City Seniors Tourney Opens Friday at West Park
The Elyria Senior Little League city tournament begins Friday with four first round games. Semifinals are July 6 and 7 on Field 4 at West Park and the final is July 10 at 2 p.m. on Field 4 at West Park.
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Area fairways win first-half Amherst league title
Doug's Auto Merchandise led by Doug Bucks and Gene Heck moved from fourth to first to clinch the Amherst City Golf League first-half championship. Beaton of Higgins' Pharmacy led as top individual scorer while Williams and Wolf tied for low net with 30. Williams and Beaton tied for low gross with 36 as Sal Lampiasi captured the league prize.
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Fragmented Major League Schedule Readout
A list of baseball game pairings with multiple cities and times. Teams include Amelia Qelyort in New York and Kal City, plus Illinois, California, Minnesota and other venues. Several pitcher records are noted, with scores and odds-like data mixed in.
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Long
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Boone at 40 starts hot as Angels rout Twins
Bob Boone, in his 16th season, goes 4-for-4 with a home run and four RBIs as the Angels hammer Minnesota. Boone is hitting .269 over his last nine games after a season start, his 1,989th major league game. Angels pile 17 hits, Dan Gladden works eighth for Twins.
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Brian Downing
Pirates Rally To Stay Hot In NL East Race
The Pirates beat the Mets 2 1 in New York behind Mike Dunne with eight walks in 6 1 3 innings and Rafael Belliard s tie breaking single off Dwight Gooden in the fifth to pull within 3 1/2 games of first place. Dunne improved to 5 6 while Belliard drove in the decisive run.
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Lendl Advances After Five-Set Wimbledon Marathon
Lendl survives a five-set battle with Mark Woodforde at Wimbledon to reach the quarterfinals for the fifth time in six years. The top seed fought off a match point in the final set, denying Woodforde and extending his streak of eight straight five-set wins at Wimbledon. The completion of several fourth-round matches was delayed by rain.
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Jimmy Connors
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Patrick Kuhnen
Michiel Schapers
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Everett earns historic eagle at Pheasant Run
Marie Everett carded an eagle on the 285 yard fifth hole in the Lady Nesters League becoming the first woman to eagle the hole. Doreen Brown and Diane McCourt witnessed her 9 iron approach and finish.
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